Original Mylar Crinkle Balls Cat Toys
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About Original Mylar Crinkle Balls Cat Toys
Overall Feedback:
88% positive
80% liked the unpredictable bouncel, but 20% found it too predictable
I am enjoying listening to the sound of the cat batting toy balls around in another room while it plays.
I put the balls on a fishing line/snap hook and tossed them in the air. The cats loved it, but once they caught them, the mylar ripped off the hook.
When I try to fluff the toy out into a ball shape, the elastic holding it together in the middle breaks.
80% praised the vibrant and appealing color, while 20% thought it was dull or unappealing
With frequent play, the color rubs off the foil material.
If the toys get wet, their color will run and stain.
87% praised for its long-lasting durability, while 13% found it broke easily
I love these toys because they still make a bit of crinkling after throwing them, so I can still locate them to pounce. This indicates that the toys are durable enough to withstand my play.
I expect the 12 pack of crinkle balls to last for at least 6 months.
I am dissatisfied with the durability of the cat toy balls. They are not made well and can cause choking or swallowing. I have bought this toy from many different stores over the past 20 years and these are the worst and most dangerous I have ever seen.
The green color is bleeding off the product and onto the mat, leaving a permanent stain. This indicates poor durability of our product.
81% found the perfect size and weight for play, but 19% thought it was too small or too large
My cat lost weight after playing with crinkle balls, indicating that the size and weight of the balls are suitable for her to play with.
I suggest making the toy more interesting for the cats by putting them on the end of a fishing line/snap hook and tossing them in the air.
With frequent play, the color rubs off the foil material, which could be related to the size and weight of the ball.
76% appreciated the soft and gentle texture, while 24% thought it was too rough
I will look for undyed crinkle balls as my cat does not care about the color.
The toy balls have little slivers of mylar hanging from the edges, which could be dangerous for cats as they could pull them off and choke on or swallow them.
I am concerned that the color rubs off the foil material with frequent play.
